Nelly Miranda
Nelly Miranda is a Colombian singer-songwriter who started performing in local bars and clubs around Medellín. She released the single "Día D" in 2010, which...
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Nelly Miranda is a Colombian singer-songwriter who started performing in local bars and clubs around Medellín. She released the single "Día D" in 2010, which became one of her most recognized songs. Another track, "Eu Deixo," also appears among her top songs.
Her albums include Ayer te Vi from 2012, Soy from 2015, and Traición from 2020. She has worked with musicians like guitarist Juan David Giraldo, bassist Alejandro Ramírez, and drummer Santiago Posada.
Much of her music deals with themes of love and personal challenges, though she tends to keep the specifics of her life out of the spotlight. Her voice has a straightforward, soulful quality that fits well with acoustic arrangements and pop rhythms.
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